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The Third Man by Graham Greene, Carol Reed · Booklabria

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The Third Man

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First published: 1935
Editions: 58 in 7 languages

Synopsis

Initially written as a screenplay Greene later transferred the film treatment to novel form as a novella, published together with The Fallen Idol. Set in post-war Vienna The Third Man concerns the mysterious Harry Lime, a black market trader thought by the authorities to be dead.

Subjects: Readers
Missing persons
Ficción
Criminals
British
Motion picture plays
Set in: Austria
Vienna
Time: Post world war two

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58 in 7 languages

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English33 Spanish8 French5 German4 All 7 languages

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